2 weeks ago, I was bored, so I typed in google the word
“art”, I scrolled down and I saw an artwork that reminded me about my parents.
It is created by Pierre Kenal Luois, and he named the artwork “High Heels
Abstraction Dripping.” I am an international student, which means I live away
from my caring parents. They own a shoes factory but they are not felicitous.
My father has to go and buy every single material, he can ask someone to do it
for him but he does not, it is hard for him to trust anyone, and my mother works
with the employee. After looking at Pierre’s artwork, I was sad and depressed
but then I prayed. I changed and looked at another aspect, I must turn those
pessimistic into motivation, so I decided to draw it for my project, to show
the world that how much I love my parents. I looked at the artwork again and
thought how could I recreate this to make it my own, unique. First thing came
up to my mind was changing the colors, but no, the original colors in the
artwork are perfect. It showed exactly what I wanted to present. Blue means
feeling sad, felling of depression, pink means over-emotional but I wanted to
be optimistic, so huge yellow in the background stands for enthusiasm,
confidence and optimism. In the printing world, the color pallet that Pierre
used was CMYK, but for me, I lived in the drawing world, so I used tetradic.
Time to make the artwork my own, I drew a dress and a handbag and colored it
based on the high heels. I did want to use paints but I couldn’t, it was too
difficult. I did not know what materials should I you, so I was stressed but
luckily, my brain worked, it came up with something. I used pastel to color, it
was dirty and dust but beautiful when you colored. I had to admit, I deeply
wanted to use doc technique to color, but it was time consuming and I did not
know what to do, so I passed and used the “original color technique”, colored
everything with pastel. The artwork was finished, this was my first time
drawing and finishing the artwork with meaning. Thank you mom and dad.
Thanks Mrs.Jacqui for helping me.
Six project sketches:
Half-way photos:
Finished project photo:
Photo of original artwork:
"High Heels Abstraction Dripping" by Pierre Kenal Luois.
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